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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Shekhawat Rajput Chatris: Chatris basically are dome shaped, elevated pavilions utilized as an important facet in Indian Architecture. Shekhawat Rajputs have primarily contributed a lot in the adornment of Jhunjhunu. Though many of these Chatris have been transformed into schools still quite a few remains of beautiful paintings can be seen […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Kamruddin Shah’s Dargah Kamruddin Shah’s dargah is another tourist attraction of Jhunjhunu bearing much historical importance. It is situated at the bottom of the Kana Pahar hill. It is a complex which consists of ‘Madrasa’ (Schools with Islamic traditional teachings), a Mosque (masjid) and a ‘Mehfilkhana’. The Mehfilkhana are the typical […] Facebook Twitter LinkedIn One of the most beautiful and finest architecture of Jhunjhunu is Khetri Mahal. It is also known as Wind Palace of Jhunjhunu. Khetri Mahal was constructed by Bhopal Singh around 1770. Bhopal Singh was the grandson of Sardul Singh. It is strange to know that despite being known as Wind Palace […] |
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